Addresses Wanted. Official Persons requiring the address of or any information concerning another, will please communicate with the secretary of the lodge located nearest the residence of the person making such request. Upon receipt of a communication from the secretary of such lodge, requesting that a notice be published in the Magazine inquiring for such address or other information, same will be complied with, However, the Magazine cannot undertake the office of a collecting agency, and must decline to lend itself to such purpose. The following requests have reached this office since the last issue. Information should be sent to the person specified in the notice: Unknown Brother.-On June 26th last Bro. George Mettler, of Lodge 27, was shot by the town marshal of Greene, Iowa. A member of our Brotherhood was standing on the tender of the engine at the time. That brother is earnestly requested to correspond with Brother Mettler's mother, Mrs. Olive Mettler, Greene, Iowa, or A. H. McKenzie, recording secretary, Lodge 27, 622 B Ave. E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. John William Kane.-Left Chicago, Ill., on June 12, 1907, and has never been heard from since. Is about five feet eleven inches tall; 25 years of age; has light brown hair and blue eyes. Formerly fired for the steel plant at South Chicago. Before leaving had mentioned the fact that he would like to go to Death Valley or Needles, Calif. Any one knowing anything at all about him will please correspond with his mother, Mrs. M. C. Kane, care Mrs. C. E. Caywood, Weston, Colo. J. E. Rose. Was engaged in railroad service. Was employed on Southern Pacific on pile driver, working out of Houston, Texas. Last heard from was at Houston in May, 1905; is about 34 years of age, is 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs about 165 pounds. Belongs to Branch 43 Catholic Knights and Ladies, Jonesboro, Ark. Any information regarding his whereabouts will be appreciated by the above named branch, or his sister, Lizzie Rose, 604 First street, Jackson, Mich., or write to Omar Throgmorton, recording secretary Lodge 204, Box 444, Jonesboro, Ark. Mrs. Georgie Yankey.-Is a sister of Bro. Eugene H. Goodnight, deceased. who was a member of Lodge 731. There is some money coming to her from the Grand Lodge office on account of the death of the above named brother, and Bro. A. H. Hawley, General Secretary and Treasurer, Peoria, Ill., is very desirous of learning as to her whereabouts. Her last known address was Cincinnati, Ohio. Lost Traveling Cards, Etc. This office has been notified of the loss of the following traveling cards, receipts, etc., and the request is made that all members be on the lookout for them. Should they be discovered in the possession of persons not entitled to them they should be retained and forwarded to the owner or to the secretary of the lodge which issued them: Receipts from October, 1907, to June, 1911, inclusive, valuable papers and passes over the N. Y. C. & St. L. Ry. (50 ride passes), from 1906 to 1911, and $11.00 worth of meal tickets on the Prior and Och's restaurant at Bellows, belonging to C. A. Lampert, of Lodge 377, were either lost or stolen on the night of August 14th last. If located please return to F. L. Curtiss, recording secretary Lodge 377, 657 Madison St. Conneaut, Ohio. Receipts and traveling cards belonging to J. E. Mulcahey, of Lodge 261, were recently lost or stolen. If found please return to F. H. Reaves, financial secretary, Lodge 261, Box 35, San Marcial, N. M. Card case containing receipts good until July 1, 1911, also K. of P. receipts. from Lodge 380, belonging to R. O. Beene, of Lodge 702, were recently lost. If found please return to R. O. Beene, Teague, Texas. Card case, several pictures and a trayeling card good until the close of quarter ending September 30, 1911, belonging to J. E. Derringer, of Lodge 192, were lost on August 22, 1911, at Pocatello, Idaho. If found please return to Mrs. B. E. Evensen, 625 South Fourth St., Grant's Pass, Oregon. Receipts since November, 1910, belonging to J. B. Alexander, of Lodge 369, were recently lost or stolen. If found please notify J. B. Alexander, Conway Springs, Kans. Card case, containing receipts from March, 1905, until the latter part of 1910, from Lodge 159, and three receipts for June, July and August, 1911, belonging to E. M. Daniel, member of Lodge 603; was lost about the middle of July in the Frisco freight yards at Ft. Worth, Texas. If found, please notify Si Stephens, financial secretary, Lodge 603, 814 N. Willow street, Sherman, Texas. Acknowledgments. Bro. George D. La Bell, of Lodge 483, and family desire to thank the members of the Joint Protective Board of the Great Northern Railway for the great kindness shown them at the time of the death of their grandmother; also for their beautiful floral offering. J. F. Garvin, father, and Pearl M. Garvin, wife, of Bro. Julian F. Garvin, Lodge 182, desire to thank the members and officers of Lodge 182 for their great kindness at the time of the death of Brother Garvin; also for their beautiful floral design. They also wish to thank the Grand Lodge for the prompt payment of his claim. Bro. Bert H. Severance, of Lodge 485, wishes to thank the Grand Lodge for the payment of his disability claim about a year ago. TO SUBORDINATE LODGES: 19111 The following is a statement of receipts in the Beneficiary Department for the month of August 43 186 45 116 44 232 10 117 45 465 85 118 46 28 60 119 47 307 45 120 48 256 85 121 49 156 75 122 50 84 15 123 51 167 75 124 52 306 35 125 53 118 25 126 54 365 95 127 55 52 25 128 56 257 40 129 57 395 45 130 58 118 80 131 59 388 85 132 60 420 65 133 61 106 15 134 62 96 25 135 63 148 50 136 64 158 00137 65 185 35 138 66 103 95 139 67 59 95 140 68 104 50 141 69 72 05 142 70 131 45 143 71 249 15 144 72 302 50 145 73 205 15146 79 20 260 316 801261 180 95 262 39 60 263 296 45 264 194 339 35265 121 00 266 284 90 267 94 05268 94 60 269 67 10 270 261 25 271 175 45 272 31 35 273 116 60 274 220 00 275 224 40 276 177 65 277 95 15 278 92 95 279 293 70 280 92 95 281 92 40 282 52 25 283 229 35284 176 00 285 129 80286 470 80 287 329 45 288 124 85289 133 10 290 184 25 291 200 201 292 80 30 327 89 10 328 100 10329 107 80 330 84 70 331 125 40 332 261 25 333 58 85 334 301 40 335 178 75 336 54 45 337 245 85 338 179 30 339 189 20 340 51 70 341 146 30 342 265 10 343 88 55 344 40 15 345 175 45 346 194 70 400 214 50 401 59 40 402 90 75 472 155 10 473 224 40474 227 70 403 79 75 404 96 25 405 231 00 406 198 00 407 58 85 408 75 90 409 247 50 410 111 10 411 67 10 412 104 50 413 133 10 414 150 15 415 92 40 347 201 85 348 209 55 349 99 55350 14 85 351 136 95 352 109 45 353 206 80 354 49 50 416 168 85 417 191 95 418 15 401419 55 55 420 201 30 421| 207 35 422 53 901423 85 25 475 39 60 476 113 85 477 259 60 478 59 40 479 376 75 480 212 30 481 216 70 482 151 25 493 156 75 484 147 40 485 20 35 486 147 95 487 86 35488 226 05 489 77 00 490 119 35 491 36 30 424 95 15 425 129 25 426 238 70 427 197 45 428 163 90429 52 25 430 149 05431 87 45 432 105 60 433 133 00 434 75 35 435 499 40 436 168 85437 438 97 35 492 55 00493 57 20 494 90 201495 31 90 496 173 25 497 44 55498 197 45 499 94 60 500 68 20 501 502 78 10 506 173 25 507 90 20 508 198 00 509 31 35 510 249 151511 59 95 541 97 90 542 190 85 543 69 85 549 272 25 550 146 85 551 75 90552 33 55 553 104 50 554 141 90 555 39 05556 112 75 557 854 70 558 70 40 559 30 80 560 33 55 561 123 75 562 163 90 563 57 75 564 192 50565 61 60 566 94 60 567 568 84 15 569 122 10 570| 78 10571 13 75 572 108 90 573 169 95 574 161 15 575 103 40 576 58 30 577 43 45578 96 25 579 171 05 580 205 15 581 74 80 582 121 00 583 307 451584 75 35 531 61 05 532 56 10 533 149 05 534 181 50 535 188 10 536 116 05 537 231 55 538 129 80539 167 20 540 30 80 544 229 35 545 67 10546 113 30 547 121 55 548 96 85 64.90 70.95 42.90 Claim Statement of Death and Disability Claims PAID BY THE GENERAL SECRETARY AND TREASURER, FROM JULY 31, 1911, TO AUGUST 31, 1911. ON Aug. 2, 1911 44 Disability July 9, 1911 $1,500 Locomotor ataxia. 66 26, 46 22. 44 " 15, 64 25, Disability May 30, 1911 Death June 27, 1911 22, " 4. 44 July 5, 1911 44 6. "" June 26, 1911 July 3, 1911 June 26, 1911 66 12, " July 8, 1911 June 29, 1911 July 6, 1911 Disability June 26, 1911 Death July 11, 1911 64 3. 46 June 30, " July 11, 1911 3, 46 4. 64 66 4. 64 June 5, 1911 Disability July 19, 1911 June 2, 1911 66 17. 44 1,500 Consumption of lungs. 1,500 Typhoid fever. 1,500 Locomotor ataxia. 1,500 Amputation of hand. 1,500 Cancer. 500 Typhoid fever. 1,000 Blind in one eye. 1,500 Consumption of lungs 1,000 Typhoid fever. 1,000 Typhoid fever. 2,000 Blind in one eye 1,000 Gunshot wound. 1,500 Insanity. 2,000 Collision. 1.500 Uraemia-nephritis 1,500 Heart disease. 1,500 Appendicitis. 500 Sun stroke. 1,500 Heart disease. 500 Heart disease. 1,000 Falling from train. 1,500 Oil tank explosion. 1,500 Flux. 2,000 Typhoid fever. 500 Derailing of engine. 1,800 Diabetes. 1,000 Heat Prostration. 1,500 Boiler explosion. 1,500 Meningitis. 1,500 Cerebral hemorrhage. 1,500 Locomotor ataxia. 3,000 Amputation of foot. 500 Collision. 1,500 Collision. 1,500 Consumption of lungs. 1,500 Consumption of lungs. 1,500 Run over by cars. 1,500 Paralysis. 1,500 Consumption of lungs. 1,500 Drowned. 1,500 Struck by train. Derailing of engine. Run over by engine. Collision. |